Incident Name:
STATION
	IR Interpreter(s):
Scott Wilkinson	Local Dispatch Phone:
661-723-2592	Interpreted Size:      136,246acres

Growth last period:  11,015 acres	
Flight Time:        Flight Date:  
 
00:39 MDT                         09/02/2009  
	Interpreter(s) location: 
home office
Ouachita NF, AR
Interpreter(s) Phone:
501-538-5827	Regional Coordinator:
Kyle Felker                           Regional Coordinator Phone: 
     	National Coordinator:
Barry Stern                              National Coordinator Phone: 
208-859-4475 office
 cell
	
Ordered By:
CA-ANF
	Order Number:
A-170	Aircraft/Scanner System:
149Z (Phoenix)	Pilots/Techs:
P:Tim Brady/Don Boyce
T:Jesse Berain
	
IRIN Comments on imagery:
4 strips (ortho/color/tiff/raw heat/mosaic).   5 strips were scheduled for this box, but north strip did not cover the fire last nite, so IRIN suggested skipping it .  Imagery good. 	Weather at time of flight:
clear, hot, dry

	Flight Objective:
 map heat perimeter and spots	
Date and Time Imagery Received by Interpreter:
09/02/09 01:45 PDT	Type of media for final product: shapefiles of perimeter , intense heat, spots outside heat perimeter

Electronic file sent to:  ftp.nifc.gov/Incident Specific Data/CALIF_S/2009 fires/CA-ANF-3622%20Station/IR	
Date and Time Imagery Delivered to Incident:
heat perimeter/heat outside @  03:57 PDT; intense heat @ 004:30 PDT ;    11 x 17 .pdf @  05:12PDT

Comments /notes on tonight’s mission and this interpretation: SITL told Barry S (IRNC) 9/1 pm that products needed to come earlier (heat perimeter shapefile had arrived no later than 0500 for 8/30-9/1 for 0600 briefing.   Other shapefiles were delivered later, as late as 0635 intense heat on 8/30  .pdf files had arrived 0600 to 0630 first 3 days.    Today perimeter/heat outise shapefiles were delivered by 03:57 PDT, and was unable to make contact with lead GISS by phone to notify.  I woke up the daytime GISS in his tent at 04:18, who I was told handled the IR data.  Intense heat was delivered at 0430.   I do not know how the IR data was utilized.   The FIMT polygon from 9/01 shown on my .pdf displayed a large extension beyond yesterday's IR perimeter in the vicinity of Cottonwood Glen.   There was a circle of heat appearing towards the west end of this area that contained no strong evidence of heat connecting it to the main perimeter.    However, I went out on limb and showed it connecting because of area that appears to possibly have been burned completely clean.    This may have been a burnout, unsure.    Burnout around Mt. Wilson facilities appeared in imagery.   Perimeter growth was in the northwest side towards Dagger Flat, northeast corner to top of Bare Mt., and majority of perimeter growth was in southeast side, burning to the bottom of Devils's Canyon.